Sentence examples for grips with the problems from inspiring English sources

"The F.T.C. has seriously lagged in coming to grips with the problems surrounding the online ad market, specifically click fraud.

He's getting to grips with the problems in Scotland's NHS with his plan for 1,000 new nurses.

As the negotiations grind on, there are signs that the banks still have not come to grips with the problems plaguing the foreclosure process.

The prime minister said he believed the coalition was "getting to grips" with the problems it inherited from the previous government, and was working well together.

A year in which the public services could try to get to grips with the problems they face, without any distractions.

Although genetic tinkering has largely overcome the rapid rejection such grafts might face, researchers are only now coming to grips with the problems of longer-term reactions against xenotransplants.

The IRS insists it is getting to grips with the problem.

He was incredibly slow in getting to grips with the problem.

"Even after all this time, the politicians can't come to grips with the problem".

And the European commission has been slow to get to grips with the problem.

It merely punishes and does nothing to actually come to grips with the problem of illegal immigration.